Positioning of dishwasher socket and waste pipe

[mrbg07546]

i in the picture attached - the gap is where I will fit intergrated dishwasher. As you can see there's a waste pope(which I want to link to the sink which is to the right of it) and a socket.

Is it not a good idea to have socket directly behind dishwasher? In addition will the waste pipe work? Howdens give 65mm service area behind the cabinets.

I may just have the dishwasher to the right of the sink if it is too much hassle.

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

Out of experience fitting dishwasher and washing machines, they rarely have enough service area for pipework and the plug will no allow the appliance be pushed back to the wall far enough.
I would personally in this instance fit a socket outlet in an adjoining cabinet and extend the waste hose to an appliance trap at the sink and pipe up the water supply with a service valve a the sink if hoses cannot reach.
Alternative would be to have a flex plate behind appliance with an inline FCU.

 

[JohnD]

look up the dimensions of your appliance and measure the gap, it will become clearer.

remember that an integrated machine cannot be quickly slid out if you need to attend to the plumbing.

 

[vinn]

As above, Regs or Mfr's requirements typically require an accessible elec. isolator - so does common sense.
The waste pipe is too low and any kit sink trap would be turned into a non regulation S-trap. You must have a P-trap.
Maybe you should re-think the base units and apps positions.

 

[Hugh Jaleak]

Put a 90° bend on that waste pipe, then fit a standpipe in the appropriate position. http://www.screwfix.com/p/floplast-washing-machine-trap-white-40mm/18640